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Sorry Disability Poems

These Sorry Disability poems are examples of Disability poems about Sorry. These are the best examples of Disability Sorry poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Party Loudly
Party Loudly 
(and hats that fit badly)
 
The comments of strangers, 
passers-by on the street,
people that matter very little, 
or even not at all. 

Effect...

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Categories: disability, addiction, allah, america, angel,



Premium Member Stair To Heaven
Stair to Heaven

A spiral stair comes in pieces. 
About one thousand to be sure. 
It is a very large box indeed, 
and weighs about 400...

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Categories: disability, america, cinderella, endurance, holiday,

Premium Member Accidental Words
Accidental Words

Whispers I should not have heard. 
Things "said"
that have gone way wrong. 
It was just a party. 

It began with, "I don't want to...

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Categories: disability, anxiety, conflict, gothic, integrity,

Premium Member Rush Passed
Rush Passed

Don’t see
what is happening, 
keep moving. 
Don’t look, 
you will have to stop. 
You always do. 

I am not in a hurry, 
I want...

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Categories: disability, 12th grade, abortion, addiction,

Premium Member Heaven Here
Heaven Here

I stare at the photo, 
unbidden… tears fill my eyes. 
I can barely see. 
I hate that about me. 
You would laugh. 
You always...

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Categories: disability, devotion, faith, happiness, heartbroken,



Premium Member Waltzing Without You
Waltzing Without You

The reason I yelled, 
I lost my mind. 
It slipped away. 
stolen by the war,
and my own human failings.

You were right, 
I was...

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Categories: disability, cancer, feelings, happiness, love,

Premium Member The Shift
The Shift 
(Shifty)

The man is evil. 
You know who I am talking about. 
He has put America, under the bus. 
He is using our money,...

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Categories: disability, grandson, image, my children,

Premium Member May I Help You
May I help You

The man on the phone took too long. 
Really it was the machine’s fault. 
I was angry, not at the man, 
really,...

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Categories: disability, abortion, abuse, america, angel,

Premium Member Fixed
Fixed

Well, therapy is expensive. 
We have all been there. 
We don’t want to admit it, nor do we want to share.

The high drug problem, 
"drink"...

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Categories: disability, abortion, africa, allah, america,

Premium Member Cicada
Cicada

Musicians of the desert. 
your song is white noise, 
heard by only a few. 
Those that know you are passing, 
come to stay a day,...

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Categories: disability, 3rd grade, 4th grade,

Premium Member What
What

The man across the street beats his wife. 
The woman on the left side cheats, on Wednesdays. 
The man and his wife in back, well…...

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Categories: disability, abortion, absence, abuse, addiction,


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